LONDON, England (CNN) -- On March 30 the Open Skies treaty went into effect, liberalizing air travel between the U.S. and Europe. But how will the ease of restrictions on transatlantic routes affect business travelers? Under Open Skies, European and U.S. airlines will be given unlimited access between Europe and U.S. points. The treaty puts an end to the exclusive arrangement granted to British Airways, Virgin Atlantic, United Airlines and American Airlines to fly transatlantic out of London Heathrow. But with the airport currently operating at almost-maximum capacity, new flights will be severely limited. As a result competition is fierce for Heathrow slots, with airlines paying as much as $60 million to get their hands on them.



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- Air France carriers on the other hand, cannot operate domestic flights within the U.S.
- American Airlines carriers on the other hand, cannot operate domestic flights within the U.S.
- BA carriers on the other hand, cannot operate domestic flights within the U.S.
- British Airways carriers on the other hand, cannot operate domestic flights within the U.S.
- CNN carriers on the other hand, cannot operate domestic flights within the U.S.
- Continental carriers on the other hand, cannot operate domestic flights within the U.S.
- Continental Europe carriers on the other hand, cannot operate domestic flights within the U.S.
- Delta carriers on the other hand, cannot operate domestic flights within the U.S.
- England carriers on the other hand, cannot operate domestic flights within the U.S.
- Europe carriers on the other hand, cannot operate domestic flights within the U.S.
- European carriers on the other hand, cannot operate domestic flights within the U.S.
- Heathrow carriers on the other hand, cannot operate domestic flights within the U.S.
- LONDON carriers on the other hand, cannot operate domestic flights within the U.S.
- London Heathrow carriers on the other hand, cannot operate domestic flights within the U.S.
- New York carriers on the other hand, cannot operate domestic flights within the U.S.
- Northwest carriers on the other hand, cannot operate domestic flights within the U.S.
- Open Skies carriers on the other hand, cannot operate domestic flights within the U.S.
- SkyTeam carriers on the other hand, cannot operate domestic flights within the U.S.
- U.S. carriers on the other hand, cannot operate domestic flights within the U.S.
- United Airlines carriers on the other hand, cannot operate domestic flights within the U.S.
- Virgin Atlantic carriers on the other hand, cannot operate domestic flights within the U.S.
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European carriers on the other hand, cannot operate domestic flights within the U.S.


A woman whose baby's foot was found stashed in the refrigerator of a 'House of Horrors' abortion clinic three years after the procedure has spoken out about her terrifying ordeal. Desiree Hawkins, who was just 16 at the time, is just one of the patients who has come forward to recount their horrifying experiences at the Women's Medical Society in Philadelphia. Women, including one who was left infertile by the treatment, have described blood-splattered floors and procedure rooms, as well as aggressive staff who acted as if they just wanted their money. The accounts of what allegedly happened at the hands of the clinic's owner, Dr Kermit Gosnell, come as the prosecution rests in his murder trial after six weeks of testimony.

Charged: Dr. Kermit Gosnell, a

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- Desiree Hawkins abortion doctor, is accused of killing 4 babies allegedly born alive
- Gosnell abortion doctor, is accused of killing 4 babies allegedly born alive
- House of Horrors abortion doctor, is accused of killing 4 babies allegedly born alive
- Kermit Gosnell abortion doctor, is accused of killing 4 babies allegedly born alive
- Philadelphia abortion doctor, is accused of killing 4 babies allegedly born alive
- Women's Medical Society abortion doctor, is accused of killing 4 babies allegedly born alive
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Philadelphia abortion doctor, is accused of killing 4 babies allegedly born alive


David Cameron has been warned by Poland that he must water down his plans to curb benefits for EU migrants or they will be blocked. Rafal Trzaskowski, Poland's deputy foreign minister, insisted the rules would have to apply to Britons as well as workers from other parts of Europe. Mr Cameron used his long-awaited immigration speech last week to insist that curbs on tax credits, child benefits, jobseekers allowance and council housing will be a key demand for his talks on renegotiating Britain's EU membership. Scroll down for video Rafal Trzaskowski, Poland's deputy foreign minister, insisted new rules on curbing access to benefits would have to apply to Britons as well as workers from other parts of Europe

But he warned

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- Britain will veto any new countries joining the EU unless he gets his way on imposing limits on workers from poor countries moving in search of work.
- Britons will veto any new countries joining the EU unless he gets his way on imposing limits on workers from poor countries moving in search of work.
- Cameron will veto any new countries joining the EU unless he gets his way on imposing limits on workers from poor countries moving in search of work.
- David Cameron will veto any new countries joining the EU unless he gets his way on imposing limits on workers from poor countries moving in search of work.
- EU will veto any new countries joining the EU unless he gets his way on imposing limits on workers from poor countries moving in search of work.
- Europe will veto any new countries joining the EU unless he gets his way on imposing limits on workers from poor countries moving in search of work.
- PM will veto any new countries joining the EU unless he gets his way on imposing limits on workers from poor countries moving in search of work.
- Poland will veto any new countries joining the EU unless he gets his way on imposing limits on workers from poor countries moving in search of work.
- Rafal Trzaskowski will veto any new countries joining the EU unless he gets his way on imposing limits on workers from poor countries moving in search of work.
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Britain will veto any new countries joining the EU unless he gets his way on imposing limits on workers from poor countries moving in search of work.